Archive for Nature
60 minutes in 30 seconds
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When a severe thunderstorm blew through Columbia, Mo., yesterday, I set up my Flip Mino inside a window overlooking Ninth and Broadway, and later sped up the footage on my iMac to about 100x with Final Cut Express, just for fun.
Schuylkill Lightning
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I just snapped this scene from my stoop in Center City.
Maybe I live in some crazy, cosmic, no-snow triangle, but the street scene I just snapped here in Center City looks nothing like the local news headlines online here in Philadelphia.
Philly Digging Out From Winter Storm – A massive late winter storm moved…
Delaware Valley residents and commuters were walloped by a nor’easter on Monday.
Officially, 9.3 inches of snow has been measured at Philadelphia International Airport…
This is weather – not war, economics or politics. This should be easy.
For decades, I have been frustrated by editors who seemed uninterested in learning that what I saw on the street did not always support what they were reporting. I hope they find social media more difficult to deny.
Upper Crust
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Ice covered rooftops in Philadelphia between dusk Tuesday and Wednesday morning. Photographs by Jim MacMillan
The winter storm warning led to just a coating of ice in my Center City Philadelphia neighborhood this morning, but event cancellations and flight delays have been reported. Temperatures are going up now but the forecast is calling for a long, wet day.
